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Siemens awarded 25-year service agreement for Canadian cogeneration project

May 1, 2018 | By Ellen Cools


The Siemens SGT-800 industrial gas turbine Courtesy Siemens

May 1, 2018 — Siemens has received an order from Inter Pipeline Ltd. to provide long-term service for two SGT-800 gas turbine generator sets in Canada.

The units are scheduled for operation at the Central Utilities Block (CUB), part of the company’s Heartland Petrochemical Complex currently under construction in Alberta’s Industrial Heartland near Fort Saskatchewan.

The 25-year service and maintenance agreement includes scheduled maintenance for the two SGT-800 gas turbine generator sets and associated auxiliaries. Siemens’ remote diagnostics services, part of the company’s “Digital Services for Energy” portfolio, are included and designed to predict and prevent issues before they impact turbine operations.

The gas turbine generator sets will supply power and steam to the propane dehydrogenation and polypropylene facilities within the Heartland Complex. Commercial operation of the CUB is expected in late 2021.

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